The Locomotive, The Official Paper of Marshall County, Kansas, Saturday, March 9, 1872, pg 3
JUST LOCATED. - Mr. James M. Barringer and his son-in-law, Mr. Hamilton, two practical farmers and gentlemen of considerable means, from Renslaer (sic) county, New York, have recently purchased a large body of land within two miles and a half of our town, on which valuable improvements will be made the coming spring and summer. They intend erecting one house immediately, and then return to bring their families here. It is highly probable that quite a number more of the families in their neighborhood will be induced to come out here and locate permanently.
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Marshall County News (Marysville, KS), Friday, December 20, 1889, pg 3, col. 5
James Madison Barringer died at the residence of his son-in-law, M. C. Brainard, in Oketo, on Saturday Dec. 14, 1889 aged 75 years 9 months and 10 days. Funeral services conducted by .... Monday 16th inst. After which the remains of the deceased were borne to the Marysville cemetery where they were laid to rest beside those of his wife. As Mr. Barringer was one of Marshall county's early settlers a brief biography may be of interest to the readers of the News. He was born in Rensselaer county, N. Y. March 24, 1814. In early life he learned the blacksmith trade and that of stove (stone?) maker in Troy, N. Y. He was married to Jane Roberts in 1838 and was the father of nine children, six of whom are yet living. Came to Kansas in 1872, settled on an improved farm .... east of Marysville, where his wife died in January 1878. He sold his farm and returned to Troy, New York, in 1888, remaining but two years when he again came to Kansas, and has since made his home with his children - the last two years with Mrs. Brainard. Three of his daughters - Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Mrs. Brainard and C. F. Pusch of Marysville were at his bedside at his death and did all that kind hands could do for a dying father.
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Wynantskill Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
James Madison Barringer
Birth Date 24 Mar 1814
Father Philip D. Barringer
Mother Gertrude Hoffman
Baptism Date 27 May 1814
JUST LOCATED. - Mr. James M. Barringer and his son-in-law, Mr. Hamilton, two practical farmers and gentlemen of considerable means, from Renslaer (sic) county, New York, have recently purchased a large body of land within two miles and a half of our town, on which valuable improvements will be made the coming spring and summer. They intend erecting one house immediately, and then return to bring their families here. It is highly probable that quite a number more of the families in their neighborhood will be induced to come out here and locate permanently.
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Marshall County News (Marysville, KS), Friday, December 20, 1889, pg 3, col. 5
James Madison Barringer died at the residence of his son-in-law, M. C. Brainard, in Oketo, on Saturday Dec. 14, 1889 aged 75 years 9 months and 10 days. Funeral services conducted by .... Monday 16th inst. After which the remains of the deceased were borne to the Marysville cemetery where they were laid to rest beside those of his wife. As Mr. Barringer was one of Marshall county's early settlers a brief biography may be of interest to the readers of the News. He was born in Rensselaer county, N. Y. March 24, 1814. In early life he learned the blacksmith trade and that of stove (stone?) maker in Troy, N. Y. He was married to Jane Roberts in 1838 and was the father of nine children, six of whom are yet living. Came to Kansas in 1872, settled on an improved farm .... east of Marysville, where his wife died in January 1878. He sold his farm and returned to Troy, New York, in 1888, remaining but two years when he again came to Kansas, and has since made his home with his children - the last two years with Mrs. Brainard. Three of his daughters - Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Mrs. Brainard and C. F. Pusch of Marysville were at his bedside at his death and did all that kind hands could do for a dying father.
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Wynantskill Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
James Madison Barringer
Birth Date 24 Mar 1814
Father Philip D. Barringer
Mother Gertrude Hoffman
Baptism Date 27 May 1814
The Locomotive, The Official Paper of Marshall County, Kansas, Saturday, March 9, 1872, pg 3
JUST LOCATED. - Mr. James M. Barringer and his son-in-law, Mr. Hamilton, two practical farmers and gentlemen of considerable means, from Renslaer (sic) county, New York, have recently purchased a large body of land within two miles and a half of our town, on which valuable improvements will be made the coming spring and summer. They intend erecting one house immediately, and then return to bring their families here. It is highly probable that quite a number more of the families in their neighborhood will be induced to come out here and locate permanently.
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Marshall County News (Marysville, KS), Friday, December 20, 1889, pg 3, col. 5
James Madison Barringer died at the residence of his son-in-law, M. C. Brainard, in Oketo, on Saturday Dec. 14, 1889 aged 75 years 9 months and 10 days. Funeral services conducted by .... Monday 16th inst. After which the remains of the deceased were borne to the Marysville cemetery where they were laid to rest beside those of his wife. As Mr. Barringer was one of Marshall county's early settlers a brief biography may be of interest to the readers of the News. He was born in Rensselaer county, N. Y. March 24, 1814. In early life he learned the blacksmith trade and that of stove (stone?) maker in Troy, N. Y. He was married to Jane Roberts in 1838 and was the father of nine children, six of whom are yet living. Came to Kansas in 1872, settled on an improved farm .... east of Marysville, where his wife died in January 1878. He sold his farm and returned to Troy, New York, in 1888, remaining but two years when he again came to Kansas, and has since made his home with his children - the last two years with Mrs. Brainard. Three of his daughters - Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Mrs. Brainard and C. F. Pusch of Marysville were at his bedside at his death and did all that kind hands could do for a dying father.
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Wynantskill Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
James Madison Barringer
Birth Date 24 Mar 1814
Father Philip D. Barringer
Mother Gertrude Hoffman
Baptism Date 27 May 1814
JUST LOCATED. - Mr. James M. Barringer and his son-in-law, Mr. Hamilton, two practical farmers and gentlemen of considerable means, from Renslaer (sic) county, New York, have recently purchased a large body of land within two miles and a half of our town, on which valuable improvements will be made the coming spring and summer. They intend erecting one house immediately, and then return to bring their families here. It is highly probable that quite a number more of the families in their neighborhood will be induced to come out here and locate permanently.
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Marshall County News (Marysville, KS), Friday, December 20, 1889, pg 3, col. 5
James Madison Barringer died at the residence of his son-in-law, M. C. Brainard, in Oketo, on Saturday Dec. 14, 1889 aged 75 years 9 months and 10 days. Funeral services conducted by .... Monday 16th inst. After which the remains of the deceased were borne to the Marysville cemetery where they were laid to rest beside those of his wife. As Mr. Barringer was one of Marshall county's early settlers a brief biography may be of interest to the readers of the News. He was born in Rensselaer county, N. Y. March 24, 1814. In early life he learned the blacksmith trade and that of stove (stone?) maker in Troy, N. Y. He was married to Jane Roberts in 1838 and was the father of nine children, six of whom are yet living. Came to Kansas in 1872, settled on an improved farm .... east of Marysville, where his wife died in January 1878. He sold his farm and returned to Troy, New York, in 1888, remaining but two years when he again came to Kansas, and has since made his home with his children - the last two years with Mrs. Brainard. Three of his daughters - Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Mrs. Brainard and C. F. Pusch of Marysville were at his bedside at his death and did all that kind hands could do for a dying father.
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Wynantskill Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
James Madison Barringer
Birth Date 24 Mar 1814
Father Philip D. Barringer
Mother Gertrude Hoffman
Baptism Date 27 May 1814
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